Now in its tenth year, M3F (formerly McDowell Mountain Music Festival) is taking over downtown Phoenix’s Margaret T. Hance Park this weekend for some fun
The crowd erupted into a chorus of boos, and Max Collins looked completely stricken before cracking a smile. “For not being funny guys, that was
The Midwest may be experiencing a polar vortex, but its exports brought a glowing warmth to downtown Phoenix’s The Van Buren on Tuesday when Minnesota
Sometimes the best performers are the ones who don’t even make an effort to perform, rather inviting the audience in front of them to experience
Big Data was making music before the Cambridge Analytica scandal, before the release of Amazon’s Alexa, and before self-driving cars could pass state driving exams.
If you do a Google search of the phrase, “rock and roll is dead,” you’ll find a full page of listicles and opinion pieces arguing
Vinyl Theatre, The Catching, and local band The Ricky Fitts took over The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix on Monday night for the Starcruiser Tour, named
It takes a special artist to sell out The Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix long before day of show, but it’s to be expected when that
When you walk into a venue and see the underage section taking up most of the floor, you can infer a few things. For one,
It’s hard to go wrong with an Atlas Genius performance. They have the triple threat of a solid catalog, a friendly demeanor, and the rare